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8293591: Remove use of Thread.stop from jshell tests #10271
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Leaving it to jtreg when something goes wrong and the test times out seems right. Thanks for doing this.
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Going to push as commit fbd8b42.
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Two changes here:
Thread.stop
, which is intended to stop the test if something goes wrong unexpectedly. As we cannot useThread.stop
anymore, we'll rely on jtreg to stop the test.Progress
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